Rear Sway Bar Link Replacement DIY

[@nicolemcronald9560]

I love watching people using the wrong tools to do a job

[@mattandkatchristie2552]

Lol ppl on here worried about your music and the way you done the job. As far as I'm concerned it's your video and you got the job done. God job! Great video!

[@sharabi21]

Great ideas..solving a lot of anger and frustration. Once the bolts are beyond surface rust no amount of penetrating oil does the trick..need brute cutting force. Do more videos and thanks.

[@torraplehcim5987]

Thanks....how much miles on the Endeavor? Mine is a 2008 with 185000 kM and I have to do this. Did you also replace the sway bar bushings? Best.

[@nunkirider8738]

@torraplehcim5987 - Yes.

[@simplelangperorock]

the best ‘sway bar end link” diagnosis and fix. great work thx

[@pmtips4482]

You don't need silly music in a video. You really don't.

[@j.t.cooper2963]

A little anti-seize on reassembly is always a good thing.

[@coryastbury886]

you should have replaced the sway bar bushings and grease them , the one you put back on are worn out part of your knocking noise

[@curtthechameleon]

The saw part is hilarious with the music. Well done. Haha

[@mr.emaaejae6058]

This instruction video was very clear and concise; easy to see and understand. I am in no way a mechanic but I'm wondering if you have this type of video on repairing 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse cars?

[@nunkirider8738]

They use the same part so I presume the procedure will be very similar.

[@rickyrussell5350]

I wish you would do that video about replacing sway bar on a 2005 Buick Lacrosse and please do it slow enough that I can see what you're doing thank you very much

[@Tazjim2000]

Good fast work.. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@andysmoore]

Made hard work of that...

[@samuelmarchese121]

Very much so.

[@TheAriiiiii]

Were you playing that music in the background whilst doing the job?

[@spicyhot1695]

Great video. Thanks for sharing

[@patriciocasillas1571]

What kind of impact gun we using to remove the nuts??

[@nunkirider8738]

+feito casillas - it is a cheap 1/2' electric impact wrench Chicago Electric power tools that I bought from Harbor Freight ... no compressor needed :)

[@Macnificent78_]

Why are you cutting the bolts off ??? Are they rusted?? On are they welded on???

[@nunkirider8738]

Seized up nut and bolt due to rust easier to remove by cutting the bolt.

[@Macnificent78_]

@@nunkirider8738 see here the thing im not sure if its welded or not

[@georgecroney6168]

@@Macnificent78_ it's simply rusted, they're totally exposed to the ground at all times, these things happen.

[@angieforkner210]

Is it normal for the ends to move?

[@nunkirider8738]

@Angie Forkner - A good sway bar end link joints are tight to wiggle… If you can wiggle them easily, it needs to be replaced. Thank you for watching the video....

[@steelhead197]

Great video! 👍🏻🇨🇦

[@michaelm9623]

Please lose the music.

[@johnbarbour6884]

Get you a can of nut blaster,let it sit for awhile get your tools in order .The nut blaster works good.All that dam cutting and sawing is not even necessary.Take your time .I,ve done wheel bearings,struts,control arms, and more.This would cause a accident.

[@armstrong4196]

The wheel has to be tightened by hand when is still up in the air and torque to spec when is on the ground already 🤦.

[@The18tvw]

This was a bit terrifying to watch.

[@samuelmarchese121]

... You did the absolute most... Ive never seen someone have to destroy sway links to get the nuts off.... And the angle grinder.. And the sawzaw?! Im so confused 😂😂😂

[@brianfranks3123]

That's really not that easy to DIY...

[@billysonlinesurveychannel8247]

its actually very easy this video is just terrible. Put rust penetrator on the bolts every day for 2-3 days before doing this job and it will make the process a lot easier.